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St. John Fisher College
ST. JOHN FISHER COLLEGE
St. John Fisher College is an independent, liberal arts institution in the Catholic
tradition of American higher education. The College emphasizes liberal learning
for students in traditional academic disciplines, as well as for those in more
directly career-oriented fields. The College welcomes qualified students, faculty,
and staff regardless of religious or cultural background.
The campus is situated on 154 park-like acres—a beautiful setting for 24
modern buildings and a warm, friendly campus community of 2,600 full-time
undergraduates. The College offers 31 academic majors in the humanities,
social sciences, sciences, business, and nursing, as well as 10 pre-professional
programs.
Fisher also offers 11 master’s programs and three doctoral programs.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS
Admission to St. John Fisher College is based primarily on the following: high
school record; scores on standardized tests (SAT/ACT); extracurricular activities
and/or work experience; and the high school’s evaluation of the candidate.
Interviews are also considered and strongly encouraged.
A candidate for admission to the freshman class must be a graduate of an
approved secondary school and present a minimum of 16 units of college
preparatory coursework in English, foreign languages, mathematics, and natural
and social sciences. An applicant should present a secondary school average of
85 percent or above in these academic subjects.
Fisher welcomes qualified transfer students from two- and four-year colleges for
both the fall and spring terms. To be considered for admission, transfer students
must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or better. If the student has
obtained an A.A., A.S., or A.A.S. degree, 60 to 66 credit hours are transferred. All
transfer applicants should consult the Undergraduate Bulletin for details.
For further information, contact the Office of Freshman Admissions, St. John
Fisher College, 3690 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618, or call (585) 385-8064
or toll-free (800) 444-4640.
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Financial Aid
It is the philosophy of St. John Fisher College to admit fully qualified students
who can profit from the educational experience the College offers. The financial
aid programs at Fisher have been developed to help such students finance their
education.
Financial assistance comes from a variety of sources, including need-based and
merit-based scholarships, grants, loans, and part-time employment. Nearly all
financial aid programs require applicants to file the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA), which analyzes financial need and allows the College
to extend comprehensive financial assistance. Prospective students are
encouraged to submit the FAFSA, which can be obtained from the St. John Fisher
College Financial Aid Office, by February 15, 2010, for fall 2010 admission.
DIRECTIONS TO FISHER
St. John Fisher College is six miles southeast of the city of Rochester, New York,
in the suburb of Pittsford.
From the East: Take Route 90 (NYS Thruway) to Exit 45. Take Interstate 490
West to Exit 25. Turn left onto Fairport Road (31F). Proceed West to the main
entrance of St. John Fisher College.
From the West: Take Route 90 (NYS Thruway) to Exit 46. Take Interstate 390
North, to Interstate 590 North, to Interstate 490 East, to Exit 25. Turn left onto Fairport
Road (31F). Proceed West to the main entrance of St. John Fisher College.
From the South: Take Route 17 to Interstate 390 North, to Interstate 590
North, to Interstate 490 East, to Exit 25. Turn left onto Fairport Road (31F).
Proceed West to the main entrance of St. John Fisher College.
By Bus: Take RTS (Regional Transit Service) Bus #17 to Kearney Hall at St. John
Fisher College or RTS Bus #21 to the Park & Ride at Interstate 490 and Route 31F.
For a copy of the bus schedule, log onto www.rgrta.org.
Main Entrance: The main entrance of the College is one-half mile from Inter-
state 490, at the traffic light where Route 31F (Fairport Road) meets Route 96
(East Avenue).
 Letter From the Athletic Director and Schedule

LETTER FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

St. John Fisher College is a vibrant, forward-looking institution with great vision. And after 22 years in athletics at Fisher, I’ve seen many
positive changes—from an expansion of athletic facilities and academic programs to an increase in student involvement in campus life.
For starters, Fisher has the infrastructure in place for any student-athlete to have an excellent academic as well as athletic experience.
We’re a member of the NCAA Division III, but we also participate in the Empire 8 Conference, which consists of Fisher, Elmira, Ithaca,
Rochester Institute of Technology, Alfred, Stevens Tech, Nazareth, Hartwick and Utica. This association fits us very well, not only because
these schools are relatively close geographically, but because they share the same competitive spirit.
At Fisher, we believe in linking our athletic department to the total campus community. In fact, this campus-wide involvement on the part
of our student-athletes has actually been proven to lead to success in the college environment.
We want smart student-athletes. Knowledge is the cornerstone of any college career. And the 500 Fisher students who participate in
athletics in any given year have an overall grade point average greater than 3 .0. Many have even received significant academic awards.
Put simply, our student-athletes are truly students.
We also want to develop skilled athletes. Our coaching staff is highly trained in all aspects of developing performance character. We
seek out, teach, implement, and obtain feedback on all the latest skill-development components available to coaches today.
Finally, what we really feel differentiates our program from others is the tremendous importance we place on instruction of moral character.
Teddy Roosevelt once said, “To educate a
person in mind and not in morals is to educate
2009 Men’s Soccer Schedule a menace to society.” And so, we continu-
Date Day Opponent Time ally reinforce the link among morality, ethical
behavior, and academic success.
Sept. 1 Tue. University Of Rochester 7 p.m.
We believe it’s our responsibility to educate moral,
Sept. 5 Sat. at UR Tourney vs. SUNY Cortland 4 p.m.
smart, skilled, and involved student-athletes—
Sept. 7 Mon. at UR Tourney vs. SUNY Oswego 4 p.m. not only because educating the whole person
Sept. 12 Sat. SUNY Plattsburgh 1 p.m. is what puts us in the top tier of excellence
compared to other athletic programs, but because
Sept. 15 Tue. Hobart College 4:30 p.m.
it’s what helps teach students how to make a
Sept. 19 Sat. St. Joseph’s 1 p.m. real contribution to society.
Sept. 22 Tue. SUNY Brockport 7 p.m. Bob Ward
Sept. 26 Sat. Elmira College* 1 p.m. Athletic Director
Oct. 3 Sat. Utica College* 1 p.m. St. John Fisher College

Oct. 4 Sun. Stevens InstituTe of Technology* 1 p.m.

Oct. 6 Tue. Wells College 4 p.m.
Oct. 10 Sat. Ithaca College* 1 p.m.
Oct. 17 Sat. Nazareth College* 12 p.m.
Oct. 24 Sat. Rochester Institute of Technology* 12 p.m.
Oct. 28 Wed. SUNY Geneseo 3 p.m.
Oct. 31 Sat. Alfred University* 7 p.m.
*Denotes Empire 8 Conference game. Home games are in Bold Red.

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 2009 Fisher Men’s Soccer Preview
With nearly 25 letterwinners back from last year, the St. John Junior Andrew McIntosh figures to start at sweeper, while classmate
Fisher College men’s soccer team will enter the 2009 season Michael Rooney and senior Eric Friedman also figure to start on
as one of the front-runners to win the Empire 8 Conference defense. Fellow juniors Bryan Canty, Cristobal Martinez, Alex Salter,
and Andrew Sapienza will also see plenty of action at midfield.
Championship and earn an automatic bid to the NCAA
Division III Championship.
At attack, junior Matt Guinto figures to be a main contributor after an
injury-riddled sophomore year, while sophomores Connor Julien and
“That’s the goal going into this season,” says head coach Rob Searl, who
Tim Bach should see ample playing time either at attack or midfield.
will enter his 14th season with the Cardinals. “Our program is at the level
“We have quite a few juniors and seniors back from last fall and they’re
now where we expect to make it to the conference championship and win
going to have to step up and take on some larger roles this season,”
the league title.”
Searl says.
With several key returning players back from last year’s team that advanced
While the Cardinals have several returners back, Searl expects many of the
to the postseason for the fourth time in the last five years, it’s easy to see
newcomers to step right in and contribute.
why expectations are so high. The Cardinals will feature a heavy dose of
veterans, but will also have some new players that should make an
Section III standout Austin Buckley will challenge for a starting job on
immediate impact.
defense, while Sean Fishel out of Niskayuna will push for
playing time at midfield. Fellow first-year players Garhett Varin and
The Cardinals will open the 2009 season, just like they have each of the last
Liasor Dima, both from Section V, are natural goal scorers who will get a
few seasons, playing a rigorous non-conference schedule, battling the top
chance to contribute right away.
teams in the region.
“I think this year’s freshmen class is a pretty good one,” Searl says.
“I’ve always taken the attitude that we want to play the best competition out
“They’re going to get a chance to show what they can do right away.”
there and get ourselves ready for league play once it starts,” says Searl, who
has coached at the collegiate level for nearly 30 years. “To win the Empire
8 title, we first have to finish in the top four at the end of
the regular season and we want to be battle-tested when
that time comes.”

Academic All-American Luke Lennox is Fisher’s top

returner. Lennox, who was named to ESPN The Magazine
Academic All-America First Team, has led Fisher in scoring
each of the last two years, racking up 24 goals during that
time.

“Everyone knows that Luke is our go-to player,” Searl says.

“If we’re going to be as successful as we think we can be,
Luke is going to have to have a great senior year and I think
he will.”

While Lennox will lead the Cardinals up top, senior goalie

Adam Durst will be Fisher’s final line of defense. Over his
first three years at Fisher, Durst has started between the
pipes in 38 of a possible 55 games and has come up with
huge saves during his playing career.

“We’re going to need Adam to be a wall,” Searl says. “If he

can stay healthy, I think he’ll have a great senior year.”

Fisher’s biggest strength going into this season will

definitely be its junior class. With 13 juniors on this year’s
team, the Cardinals will need several of its upperclassmen
to take their game to the next level.

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 2009 Fisher Men’s Soccer Preview
With so many players back from last year and an influx
2009 Cardinals Men’s Soccer Roster
of incoming players who have the talent to play right
away, it’s easy to see why Fisher fans are so excited No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. High School Hometown
about the 2009 season.
0 Robert Weigand GK Sr. 5-11 Cheektowaga Cheektowaga
“I started looking forward to this season about five 01 Adam Durst GK Sr. 6-1 Gates Chili Rochester
minutes after last year’s final game, because I knew 02 Dan Nachreiner D Fr. 6-0 St. Joseph’s Buffalo
what we had coming back and what I thought we had
coming in,” Searl says. “I truly believe that this is the 03 Justin Brown D So. 5-10 Haverling Bath
year that Fisher takes the next step and advances to 04 Bryan Canty M Jr. 5-11 Hornell Hornell
the NCAA Division III Championship.”
05 Stephen Strauss M Sr. 6-1 Bishop Kearney Rochester
06 Seth VanDerVeer D Fr. 6-0 Shaker Cohoes
07 Andrew McIntosh D Jr. 6-0 Horseheads Horseheads
08 David Garabedian D Sr. 5-11 Ballston Lake Shenendowa
09 Austin Buckley D Fr. 5-10 Charles W. Baker Baldswinsville
10 Cristobal Martinez M Jr. 5-10 Iroquois Lancaster
11 Alex Salter M Jr. 5-7 Southwestern Lakewood
12 Eric Friedman D Sr. 6-1 East Syracuse-Minoa Syracuse
13 Scott Campbell M Fr. 5-9 Orchard Park Colden
14 Andrew Sapienza M Jr. 5-10 Byron-Bergen Bergen
15 Sean Fishel M Fr. 5-9 Niskayuna Niskayuna
16 Luke Lennox F Sr. 6-2 The Harley School Henrietta
17 Michael Rooney D Jr. 5-8 McQuaid Pittsford
18 Chris Maxwell M So. 6-1 Bishop Kearney Rochester
19 Evan Fullerton M So. 6-0 Honeoye Falls-Lima Honeoye Falls
20 Ryan Palmer D Jr. 5-10 La Salle Castleton-on-Hudson
21 Connor Julien M So. 5-8 Pittsford Sutherland Pittsford
22 Matt Guinto F Jr. 5-10 Manlius-Pebble Syracuse
23 Bryce Flora M So. 5-9 Williamson Williamson
24 Joe Pelych D Jr. 5-10 Hornell Hornell
25 Garhett Varin M Fr. 5-9 Wheatland-Chili Scottsville
26 Mike Redmond M Fr. 5-8 Aquinas Institute Rochester
27 Liasor Dima F Fr. 5-10 Thomas Jefferson Rochester
28 Kris Toscano M Fr. 5-6 Mayfield Mayfield
29 Tim Bach F So. 5-10 Irondequoit Rochester
30 Matthew Kelley F Fr. 5-11 Mynderse Academy Seneca Falls
31 Adam Davies M So. 5-9 Chittenango Chittenango
32 Dan Gerow D Fr. 5-9 Salmon River Fort Covington
40 Greg Lang GK Fr. 6-1 Chittenango Kirkville
41 Josh Fribush GK Fr. 6-1 La Salle Troy
Head Coach: Rob Searl Assistant Coaches: Chris Bowman, Hugh Chisholm

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 Coaching Staff – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Rob Searl
Head St. John Fisher College head coach Rob Searl continues to take the

Rob Searl
Coach Cardinals to new heights. Searl, now in his 14th season at Fisher, has led
Fisher to the postseason in five out of the last six seasons.

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Searl led the Cardinals to a 13-4-2 season in his inaugural campaign, the
best record in the program’s history. Searl was a four-year letterwinner at
th Ohio Wesleyan, where he earned his undergraduate degree in History. He

season was also the head coach just up the road at Nazareth College from 1980
to 1995 and led the Golden Flyers to a 125-121-19 overall record.

rsearl@sjfc.edu Searl also runs Fast Feet Soccer Training and lives in Pittsford with his
wife, Virginia. They have a son, Ian, and a daughter, Molly.

Chris Bowman
Chris Bowman

Assistant Chris Bowman begins his ninth year on the sidelines for the men’s soccer
Coach team, and will also begin his sixth season as an assistant coach for the
women’s lacrosse team in the spring. He has been instrumental in Fisher’s
success in both sports, while handling a good portion of the recruiting and

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practice preparation.

th Bowman, who played two seasons of soccer at Fisher, is a graduate of

season the College’s Sport Management program. Bowman began his coaching
career at his alma mater South Jefferson High School, where he was an
All-League selection in soccer.
cbowman@sjfc.edu

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 Meet the Seniors – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Adam Durst

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High School: Gates Chili Hometown: Rochester

Adam Durst GK • SENIOR • 6-1

2008: Started in all 17 games … Logged every minute of every game between
the pipes… Ranked third in the Empire 8 Conference with a career-high 94 saves
… Also tied for third with four shutouts, and ranked fourth in save percentage
(.764) … Ended the season with a 1.64 goals-against average … Season-high
nine saves on three separate occasions … Stopped seven shots in a 5-3 win over

GK Nazareth, 9/27 and posted the same number against National runner-up Stevens
Institute of Technology in his next outing, 10/4.
2007: Started the final 17 games of the season after missing the first four due
to injury … Led the team in minutes played (1565:54) and saves (92) … Also
led the team and set career records for wins (10), shut outs (five), goals-against
average (1.21), and save percentage (.814) … After recording three straight wins with seven saves each (9/16, 9/18, and 9/22), stopped a career-high 12 shots
against Hobart, 9/25 … Made seven saves in a scoreless tie against Ithaca, 10/6 … Totaled nine saves against the Bombers in a 1-0 win, 11/7.
2006: Started in 10 games as a freshman … Ranked first on the team in minutes played (869), saves (42), goals-against average (2.07), shutouts (two), and
save percentage (.677) … Earned a shutout in his first collegiate appearance between the pipes against Elmira, 9/17 … Recorded six saves in another shutout
win against SUNY Geneseo, 10/7 … Stopped a season-high seven saves at SUNY Oswego, 10/25 in a tough 4-3 overtime loss.
High School: Played four years as goalkkeeper at Gates-Chili High School … helped team to win the 2003 Section V and State Title.
Personal: Adam is the son of John and Deborah Durst … Born February 11, 1988 … Majoring in Political Science.

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 Meet the Seniors – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Eric Friedman

12 Eric Friedman
High School: East Syracuse-Minoa Hometown: Syracuse
D • SENIOR • 6-1

D
2008: Played in 13 games, started in 10 ... Recorded two shots in a 0-1 loss
to Utica and a season-high three shots in a scoreless game against Wells
College.
2007: Played in 12 contests ... Recorded one goal in a 2-3 loss to Stevens
... Tallied one assist in a 4-0 win over Elmira ... Totaled seven shots, three on
goal.
High School: Played three years of soccer at East Syracuse-Minoa ... Team
captain and MVP in 2005 ... Also spent four years on the track team.
Personal: Eric is the son of Jeffrey and Kay Friedman ... Born May 30, 1988
... Majoring in Sport Management.

David Garabedian
David Garabedian

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High School: Ballston Lake Hometown: Shenendowa
M • SENIOR • 5-9
2008: Played in all 17 games, and
started in five ... Took 13 shots,
including five in a scoreless tie
against Wells, 10/7.

M
2007: Played in 18 of 21 games,
including four starts … Recorded
five points on one goal and three
assists as a junior … Picked up an
assist in a 3-1 win vs. Brockport, 9/4
for his first career point … Assisted
on the Cardinals’ only goal of the game against RIT, 9/29 … Scored his first career goal at Elmira College 10/7 …
Contributed an assist in a 4-0 win at Utica College. 11/2.
2006: Started in seven games, and appeared in nine as a freshman.
High School: Played one year of varsity soccer at Shenendowa … Led his team to Section II Class AA title as a
senior … Also helped his team win a regional and state championship in the fall of 2005.
Personal: Dave is the son of Matthew and Cynthia Garabedian … born May 22, 1988 ... Majoring in Management.
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 Meet the Seniors – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Robert Weigand

0 Robert Weigand
High School: Cheektowaga Hometown: Cheektowaga
GK • SENIOR • 5-11

GK
2008: Missed season due to injury.
2007: Started in three games, totaled 360 minutes between the pipes …
tallied 19 saves and allowed only five goals.
High School: Played two years of varsity soccer at Cheektowaga Central …
earned 2nd team ECIC soccer honors in 2005 … also wrestled for four years.
Personal: Robert is the son of Robert and Marcia Weigand … Born October
6, 1988 … Majoring in Computer Science.

Steve Strauss

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Steve Strauss

High School: Bishop Kearney Hometown: Rochester

F • SENIOR • 6-1
2008: Appeared in three games.
2007: Appeared in five games.
2006: Played in two games as a freshman.

F
High School: Played three years of varsity soccer at Bishop Kearney … Ranked
second on this team in scoring in both his junior and senior years … Helped soccer
team win the Section V Class B title in his junior year … Also played basketball and
baseball and was named Private-Parochial League Athlete of the Year as a senior
… National Honor Society member.
Personal: Steve is the son of Jerry Strauss and Mary Muggleton … Born
September 13, 1987 … Majoring in Chemistry.

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 Meet the Seniors – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Luke Lennox

16 Luke Lennox
High School: The Harley School Hometown: Henrietta
F • SENIOR • 6-1
2008: Started in all 16 games he played in…NSCAA/Adidas Division III Second
Team All-Northeast Regional Team honoree…Empire 8 Conference First Team
Selection…Led the team with 16 points on six goals and four assists…Assisted
on the game’s only goal vs. Oswego, 8/31 … Notched his first goal of the season

F
against Rochester, 9/10 … Had a five-game point streak through the middle of the
season in which he racked up nine points (3g, 3a), including a goal and an assist in
a 3-1 win over St. Joseph’s-Long Island, 9/20 … Scored both goals in a 2-1 win
over Elmira, 10/18.
2007: Started in all 21 games … NSCAA Division III All-New York Region First Team
pick … D3kicks.com Northeast All-Region First Team ... Empire 8 Conference
Player of the Year … First Team All-Conference selection … Led the Empire 8 Conference in goals (14) and total points (35), while dishing out a team-best seven
assists … Also ranked second in the E8 with four game-winning goals … Assisted on the game’s only goal in his first career start at Fisher against SUNY Oswego,
8/31 … Scored his first career goal in a 3-1 win over SUNY Brockport, 9/4 … Named Empire 8 Player of the week for the week ending 9/16 after recording three
goals and three assists in two games in leading the Cardinals to a first place showing in the Valiant Classic hosted by Manhattanville … Recorded the first hat-trick
at Fisher since 2002 with three goals in a 4-0 win over Nazareth, 9/22 … Scored two goals against Elmira, 10/7 … Scored another hat-trick in another 4-0 win,
11/2 vs. Utica.
High School: Played five seasons of varsity soccer
at The Harley School /Harley-Allendale-Columbia …
H-A-C’s all-time leader in goals (75) and assists
(64) … Set single-season records for goals (38)
and assists (23) in his final year … Two-time Daily
Messenger Player of the Year … Finger Lakes West
Player of the Year as a senior … Two-time All-League
selection … Led his team to sectional titles in 2004
and 2005 … Scholar All-American.
Personal: Transferred to Fisher after playing one year
at Denison University … led team in goals scored …
helped team qualify for NCAA Division III Championship
… Luke is the son of Jeff and Elaine Lennox …
In 2008, he became the first men’s soccer player
at Fisher to be named to the ESPN The Magazine
Academic All-America First Team … Has had a 4.0
GPA in every semester of school since ninth grade
… Born February 25, 1988 … Majoring in Biology/
Psychology … Will attend University of Buffalo School
of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences next year.

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 Returning Players – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Tim Bach Connor Julien

Connor Julien
High School: High School:
Tim Bach

Irondequoit Pittsford Sutherland

Hometown: Hometown:
Rochester Pittsford
M • So. • 5-7 M • So. • 5-8
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Justin Brown Andrew McIntosh
Justin Brown

High School: High School:

Haverling Horseheads

Andrew
Hometown: Hometown:
Bath Horseheads
F • So. • 5-10 D • JR. • 6-0
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McIntosh
Adam Davies Ryan Palmer
High School:
Ryan Palmer
Adam Davis

Chittenango High School:

La Salle
Hometown:
Chittenango Hometown:
Castleton-on-Hudson
M • So. • 5-9
D • JR. • 5-10
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Bryce Flora Joe Pelych
High School:
Bryce Flora

High School:
Joe Pelych

Williamson Hornell
Hometown: Hometown:
Williamson Hornell
M • SO. • 5-9 D • JR. • 5-10
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Matt Guinto Michael Rooney
Michael Rooney
Matt Guinto

High School: High School:

Manlius-Pebble McQuaid Jesuit
Hometown: Hometown:
Syracuse Pittsford
F • Jr. • 5-10 D • Jr. • 5-8

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Alex Salter
High School:
Alex Salter

Southwestern
Hometown:
Lakewood
F • JR. • 5-7
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Andrew Sapienza
High School:
Byron-Bergen
Andrew

Hometown:
Bergen
M • Jr. • 5-10
14
Sapienza

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 Newcomers – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Austin Buckley Jose Fribush

Austin Buckley

Jose Fribush
High School: High School:
C.W. Baker La Salle Institute
Hometown: Hometown:
Baldwinsville Troy
D • FR. • 5-10 GK • FR. • 6-1
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Bryan Canty Dan Gerow
Bryan Canty

High School:

Dan Gerow
High School:
Hornell Salmon River
Hometown: Hometown:
Hornell Fort Covington
M • JR. • 5-11 D • FR. • 5-9

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Scott Campbell Matthew Kelley
Matthew Kelley
Scott Campbell

High School: High School:

Orchard Park Mynderse Academy
Hometown: Hometown:
Colden Seneca Falls
M • FR. • 5-9 F • FR. • 5-11

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Liasor Dima Daniel Nachreiner
Liasor Dima

High School: High School:

Thomas Jefferson St. Joseph’s
Hometown: Hometown:
Daniel

Rochester Buffalo
F • FR. • 5-10 D • FR. • 6-0

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Nachreiner
Sean Fishel Michael Redmond
Sean Fishel

High School: High School:

Niskayuna Aquinas Institute
Michael

Hometown: Hometown:
Niskayuna Rochester
M • FR. • 5-9 M • FR. • 5-8

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Redmond
 Newcomers – Fisher 2009 Men’s Soccer Team

Kris Toscano Garhett Varin

Garhett Varin
Kris Toscano

High School: High School:

Mayfield Wheatland-Chili
Hometown: Hometown:
Mayfield Scottsville
M • FR. • 5-6 M • FR. • 5-9
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Seth VanDerVeer
High School:
Shaker
Hometown:
Cohoes
Seth

D • FR. • 6-0
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VanDerVeer

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 2008 Fisher Men’s Soccer Statistics

Men’s Soccer 2008 Individual Statistics Fisher Men’s Soccer 2008 Results
No. Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gwg pk-att DATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT
10 Brad Ervin 17-17 4 1 9 33 .121 1 0-0 8/29/2008 SUNY Cortland University of L 0-4
Rochester Flower
16 Luke Lennox 16-16 6 4 16 27 .222 3 0-0 8/31/2008 SUNY Oswego W 1-0
City Classic
07 Andrew McIntosh 16-16 1 1 3 20 .050 0 0-0
SUNY
17 Michael Rooney 12-9 2 0 4 14 .143 0 1-1 9/2/2008 Brockport, NY L 1-2
Brockport
08 David Garabedian 16-5 0 0 0 13 .000 0 0-0 University of
9/10/2008 Growney Stadium L 1-2
14 Andrew Sapienza 17-13 0 0 0 12 .000 0 0-0 Rochester
15 Ryan Hefner 17-10 0 0 0 11 .000 0 0-0 SUNY
9/13/2008 Plattsburgh, NY L 1-7
Plattsburgh
22 Matt Giunto 11-3 0 0 0 10 .000 0 0-0
9/16/2008 Hobart College Growney Stadium L 1-2
31 Adam Davies 14-5 1 1 3 9 .111 0 0-0
St. Joseph’s
21 Conner Julien 17-11 0 0 0 9 .000 0 0-0 9/20/2008 Patchogue, NY W 3-1
College
23 Bryce Flora 14-5 0 0 0 8 .000 0 0-0 Nazareth
9/27/2008 Rochester, NY W 5-3
09 Robert Wick 14-6 1 1 3 6 .167 0 0-0 College
26 Alex Salter 12-3 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0-0 Stevens
12 Eric Friedman 13-10 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0-0 10/4/2008 Institute of Hoboken NJ L 0-3
Technology
20 Ryan Palmer 16-12 0 2 2 4 .000 0 0-0
10/5/2008 Utica College Utica, NY L 0-1
04 Brennan Canty 6-4 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0
10/7/2008 Wells College Growney Stadium T 0-0
18 Ryan Todd 6-2 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0
10/18/2008 Elmira College Growney Stadium W 2-1
03 Griffin Chase 11-1 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0
10/19/2008 Ithaca College Growney Stadium T 0-0
24 Joseph Pelych 10-6 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0
Rochester
29 Tim Bach 9-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 10/25/2008 Institute of Growney Stadium W 1-0
11 Andrew Hynes 5-1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 Technology
06 Josh Dawson 11-6 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 10/29/2008 SUNY Geneseo Growney Stadium T 1-1
25 David Slocum 11-9 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 Alfred
11/1/2008 Alfred, NY L 0-1
University
19 Bill Rust 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0
Empire 8 Championship
0 Robert Weigand 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0
11/7/2008 Ithaca College Ithaca, NY L 0-1
40 Brad Waters 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0
30 Justin Brown 5-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 0-0
05 Stephen Strauss 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 2008 Overall Record: 5-9-3
Conf: 3-3-1 Home: 2-2-3 Away: 2-6-0 Neut: 1-1-0
01 Adam Durst 17-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0
TEAM STATISTICS FISHER OPP
Opponents 17 29 27 85 230 .126 9 0-1
Total 17 17 11 45 206 .083 5 1-1 SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts 17-206 29-230
Goals scored per game 1.00 1.71
Men’s Soccer 2008 Goalie Statistics
Shot pct .083 .126
Goal Average Saves Record
Shots/Game 12.1 13.5
No. Goalie gp-gs min ga g. avg saves pct w l t sho
Assists 11 27
01 Adam Durst 17-17 1590:00 29 1.64 94 . 764 5 9 3 4
CORNER KICKS 91 87
TM TEAM - 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 PENALTY KICKS 1-1 0-1
Total 17 1590:00 29 1.64 97 . 770 5 9 3 4 Yellow card penalties 15 19
Opponents 17 1590:00 17 0.96 93 .845 9 5 3 7 Red card penalties 0 1

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Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total

St. John Fisher 7 10 0 0 17
Opponents 12 17 0 0 29
Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
St. John Fisher 83 113 3 7 206
Opponents 107 113 3 7 230
Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
St. John Fisher 54 37 2 4 97
Opponents 40 50 1 2 93
Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
St. John Fisher 46 39 2 4 91
Opponents 42 42 0 3 87
Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
St. John Fisher 97 99 3 7 206
Opponents 94 113 2 3 212
Attendance Summary FISHER Opponent
Total 1672 1610
Dates/Avg Per Date 7/239 8/201
Neutral Site #/Avg 2/150

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